Resources from the Behavioral Health VISTA
May is Mental Health Month. Now is the time to make your mental health a priority. Mental Health is an important part of all of us. There are practical tools […]
Resources from the UWS Family Services Advocate
The UWS Family Services team understands how difficult a crisis like this can be. Mental health can be a struggle; domestic abuse can be exacerbated; and school can be challenging […]
Internet Access and Resources
The coronavirus pandemic has left many people without employment or a stable work environment. This situation can make it difficult to remain connected to the Internet. Therefore, it is more […]
7 Best Practices for Working Remotely
Written by the Upstate Warrior Solution Employment Program Manager Brig Berthold I know most of us are new to working remotely. It can be a difficult transition, but I want […]
NEW LAW, JUST PASSED
Contributed by the UWS Family Services Program Families First Coronavirus Response Act To read the bill, its summary, or amendments, please visit this link: https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/house-bill/6201/text. The bill officially became public […]
Feeling Supported During COVID-19
During times of uncertainty, it is important that we support and care for one another. If you are looking for extra support, there are resources available, such as Vets4Warriors, CRISISline […]
Outdoor Adventure Success Story
Mr. Hammons served our country in many ways. He was an Army Engineer in Korea then a Navy Seabee in Vietnam. During both combat deployments, he fought with great fortitude […]
Volunteer Success Story
One of our veteran volunteers wrote us a thank-you message. See it below: When I ended my active service with the Marine Corp, I stepped out of that world and […]
Success Story: Matthew
Matthew (Matt) is a 33-year-old single father, currently living in Six Mile, South Carolina. Originally from Wasilla, Alaska, at the age of 18, Matt joined the United States Marine Corps […]
The 2018 Cliffs Check Presentation
On August 14, there was a check presentation for the money raised from the Annual Memorial Day Golf Tournament.